Spain manager Vicente del Bosque has revealed that it will be difficult for him to select goalkeeper David de Gea in his 2016 Euro squad if he remains on the sidelines at Manchester United. The Spanish custodian, who wanted a move to Real Madrid in the transfer window and his dreams were dashed when the deal between both the clubs fell through after a miscommunication between both the clubs that led to a delay in getting the paperwork in time.
So, now De Gea will stay at Old Trafford at least till January, where his place in the starting XI remains a huge doubt. Speaking about this, Del Bosque has sad that De Gea needs to play if he wants to board the team plane for the 2016 Euros that will be played in France.
According to reports in Skysports, When asked if he would counsel the keeper about his current situation in Manchester, Del Bosque said No, but if I do feel the need to talk to him about it then I will say something. He needs to be professional and move on from this episode. I hope that he starts playing again and is happy, and if he plays well we can bring him along, otherwise if he doesn’t play it will be very difficult for him to come (to the Euros).